Comments for Web Site Design, Marketing News & Tips http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com Web Design, Development & Marketing Help Blog Mon, 19 Dec 2011 18:25:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Google Panda: Hurting SEO and Search Results for Increased Ad Revenues? by Shirley http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/100#comment-279 Shirley Mon, 19 Dec 2011 18:25:19 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=100#comment-279 Our website has drastically dropped since the Panda Updates. Our sales have dropped more than 50%. It does not seem right that Google can have such power over small business. At first we thought that Google was just trying to have a great search engine and the changes were positive. But watching it all unfold this year, we have changed our thinking and realize it is all about Google's bottom line. We have been using Bing for a search engine the last few months and are encouraging others to use a search engine other than Google. One company should not have such power. Our website has drastically dropped since the Panda Updates. Our sales have dropped more than 50%. It does not seem right that Google can have such power over small business. At first we thought that Google was just trying to have a great search engine and the changes were positive. But watching it all unfold this year, we have changed our thinking and realize it is all about Google’s bottom line. We have been using Bing for a search engine the last few months and are encouraging others to use a search engine other than Google. One company should not have such power.

]]> Comment on Google Panda: Hurting SEO and Search Results for Increased Ad Revenues? by eve http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/100#comment-276 eve Mon, 19 Dec 2011 11:58:02 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=100#comment-276 Thank you for this eye opener. I am also a very small company CEO using adwords since the beginning and also wondered what happened to my ranking.... so this article was very interesting to me... I don´t want to throw so much money into google´s abyss, but others are doing it all the time so i am also a victim of this greed, but the real problem I see, is that firms DO pay those prices in order to attract customers - this could be google´s argument against any criticism. I was shocked by your numbers of google`s revenue, esp. in comparison to their problem solving service to customers/marketers, which was very very bad e.g no possibility of getting help and service by telephone if a layman marketer really had a problem to solve with his ad , while paying all the time (google ad is quite complicated and time consuming , reading all that stuff and clicking through). SO after several critical letters to the universe, they have started with customer to customer telephone hotline service just recently. YES REAL human beings with a real voice on the other side !! (telephone : it is this wonderful vintage ANOLOGUE AUDIO means of very quick communication by just dialling a number, which still exists, you all out there! ) So google thought for a long time they could get by with only virtual internet activities collecting ALL that money from real people ??? Where does the money go , by the way ?? best regards, e. s. , germany Thank you for this eye opener. I am also a very small company CEO using adwords since the beginning and also wondered what happened to my ranking…. so this article was very interesting to me… I don´t want to throw so much money into google´s abyss,
but others are doing it all the time so i am also a victim of this greed, but the real problem I see, is that firms DO pay those prices in order to attract customers – this could be google´s argument against any criticism.

I was shocked by your numbers of google`s revenue, esp. in comparison to their problem solving service to customers/marketers, which was very very bad e.g no possibility of getting help and service by telephone if a layman marketer really had a problem to solve with his ad , while paying all the time (google ad is quite complicated and time consuming , reading all that stuff and clicking through). SO after several critical letters to the universe, they have started with customer to customer telephone hotline service just recently. YES REAL human beings with a real voice on the other side !! (telephone : it is this wonderful vintage ANOLOGUE AUDIO means of very quick communication by just dialling a number, which still exists, you all out there! )
So google thought for a long time they could get by with only virtual internet activities collecting ALL that money from real people ??? Where does the money go , by the way ??
best regards, e. s. , germany

]]> Comment on Google Panda: Hurting SEO and Search Results for Increased Ad Revenues? by srinath http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/100#comment-275 srinath Mon, 19 Dec 2011 09:18:48 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=100#comment-275 It has always been the case. Earlier the big blue, then MS and then Apple. Once they grow beyond their shoes, they become the big brothers. the underdogs who are favored become the uncles. History repeats itself. It has always been the case. Earlier the big blue, then MS and then Apple. Once they grow beyond their shoes, they become the big brothers. the underdogs who are favored become the uncles. History repeats itself.

]]> Comment on Facebook Has a Low Satisfaction Rating, But Can Google+ Fill the Void? by Beau http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/44#comment-29 Beau Sun, 07 Aug 2011 06:36:35 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=44#comment-29 You have great points there, that's why I always love your blog, it looks like you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommends your blog. You have great points there, that’s why I always love your blog, it looks like you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommends your blog.

]]> Comment on Google Vs. Facebook; The Looming Social Media War by Stephen Dow http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/3#comment-26 Stephen Dow Fri, 05 Aug 2011 19:25:52 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=3#comment-26 Thank you Pete! I truly appreciate it! Thank you Pete! I truly appreciate it!

]]> Comment on Facebook Has a Low Satisfaction Rating, But Can Google+ Fill the Void? by Stephen Dow http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/44#comment-25 Stephen Dow Fri, 05 Aug 2011 18:42:54 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=44#comment-25 Thanks! Thanks!

]]> Comment on Google Vs. Facebook; The Looming Social Media War by Pete Hollier http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/3#comment-24 Pete Hollier Fri, 05 Aug 2011 18:17:15 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=3#comment-24 Great post I commented on Linkedin Great post I commented on Linkedin

]]> Comment on Google Vs. Facebook; The Looming Social Media War by Stephen Dow http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/3#comment-23 Stephen Dow Thu, 04 Aug 2011 19:48:19 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=3#comment-23 Thank you very much Celestina. It feels like I'm commenting on Facebook right now... Or, should I have said Google +? Take care... Thank you very much Celestina. It feels like I’m commenting on Facebook right now… Or, should I have said Google +? Take care…

]]> Comment on Google Vs. Facebook; The Looming Social Media War by Stephen Dow http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/3#comment-22 Stephen Dow Thu, 04 Aug 2011 19:46:40 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=3#comment-22 Good point. I think we're small enough not to have them have to go in and manually "Panda" our behinds.... Good point. I think we’re small enough not to have them have to go in and manually “Panda” our behinds….

]]> Comment on Google Vs. Facebook; The Looming Social Media War by Steve http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/archives/3#comment-20 Steve Thu, 04 Aug 2011 13:00:59 +0000 http://blog.netspeaksolutions.com/?p=3#comment-20 youve got a valid point i must say , and with the competition getting bigger we`ll have to see how it pans out. youve got a valid point i must say , and with the competition getting bigger we`ll have to see how it pans out.

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